Do the labels on the ports matter? In other words, will the iPad/iPhone ports charge a Samsung phone?
42095
The labels don't matter because I can charge my Samsung in the I pad label.
42096
Yes and no. Some devices may have issues, but others work fine. I can only charge my Nook HD+ on the Android port.
42097
The ports do matter. I tried charging using the Apple port (lower one) on my HTC One (m7) and an overnight charge from got it to about 75% from dead.
1718581
Not without a qi battery pack for the iPhone for sure. I'm not positive about the Samsung but I don't think it supports wireless charging natively.
155022
Yes all ports will work for iPhones and iPods, but the iPad takes more power, and only work on the ones labeled apple.
224553
From the product description: 5 Amp / 25 Watts- Charge multiple devices at the same time. Each port is also conveniently labeled, so you won't forget which ports are for tablets, and which are for smartphones. If your device isn't specified, you can charge it in any port. From the FAQ in product Description: Q: Can I charge an iPhone in the Android port? A: Yes. The reason it's labeled "Android" is because that port can sense certain Android devices that need to communicate with a charger. While there aren't many that do so, we wanted to ensure that all your devices will charge at full speed.
1576921
Hi. The connectors on the dock are for iphone/ipad (the larger connector, not the newer one) but it also has a couple USB ports soyou can charge pretty much any other device.
2042025
Yes. This charger runs at 2.1 amps per port which is the equivalent to the Apple iPad charger meaning it'll charge at the same speed.
168988
Yes. The ideal configuration would be to plug the iPhone into the Android port and the iPad into the Apple port to get the best charging rates out of each. If you switch them. the iPad will only charge at 1.5A instead of 2.4A; the iPhone will charge at 1.0A on either port. Refer to the charging rates table from the instruction manual here:http://www.amazon.com/gp/customer-media/permalink/mo3VX0O0HFWDE19/B00B8L36A6/
1204188
I pluged in a Samsung galaxy S4, an old ipod touch, and old Mp3 player. They were charging, how well since the mah charge rate drops for each extra piece added. As long as the items are small battery wise, it will charge slowly. An ipad or tablet takes a 2amp charge rate, minium 1.5amp to charge right. Other than those restrictions, Yes it will work.
443900
Just plug them both in and press the power button now it will not charge samsung tablets but it will charge all phones ipods and ipad
1521990
Hi, there are many Samsung Galaxy devices. While I am unable to guarantee compatibility without a specific device model, it is very likely that your this will charge your device.
654162
I have tried only this model, and it has worked fine for me. I did notice that the 2.1A USB port did not charge an Android phone properly, which means it's probably set up for iPad/iPhone charging. (There are differences.) Reviewers for the black & silver version have noted trouble charging their iPads with that model, but no such mention has been made for this model. Since this one is less expensive, and sold directly by Amazon, I see no reason to go for the other one.
549066
It should since one port is for the Android phones. I am not sure about the power needed for the Samsung 4G so the charge times might vary - that is something that you might need to research before buying.
971979
The charger that I received works for Galaxy and other non-Apple devices. The instruction sheet shipped with it implies that it is an Apple product, and as you point out, the title is also incorrect. The seller has stated that the instruction sheet would be corrected, but it looks like the title is still wrong. Anyway, the charger that I actually received is a valid 1.9 amp USB standard charger for all non-Apple devices. If you use it on an Apple device you will only get 500mA (half amp) from it. This is because Apple is different from the rest of the world in how it detects the capacity of a charger.
41144
I've had my particular charger charging both my Samsung Galaxy S3 and my friends Samsung Galaxy Nexus. It doesn't seem to "care" that one port is higher rated but you will notice the 2A port charging nearly twice as fast.
2072912
Yes, two iphones two iPads etc. One of the ports, the one for the iPad, charges whichever device attached to it slightly faster. It is rated with higher amps.
1320838
Yes, 3 of the ports are for 'other than Apple' devices, and the other two are provided for Apple devices. You may charge Apple devices in the 'other than Apple' ports, but because of the lower amperage, the charge will be slower. Unlike some other charging devices, adding devices to the charge does not impact the 2.3 amp ports.
984267
Both ports are the same. I plug my iPad in one and my iPhone in the other and have no problems charging both a the same time.